"Papa Doc and the Ship of Lost Souls," 40" x 30", oil on carved Haitian wood frame. Artist: Jacques-Enguerrand Gourgue, (b. 1930 - d. 1996, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.) Gourgue’s imagery is not easily interpreted by those not familiar with...
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As president of Rotary International, Dr. Hodgson and his wife traveled thousands of miles visiting 79 countries. Along the way they acquired many treasures, which Dr. Hodgson donated to Bryant University, in memory of his wife, Edith M...
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Photo of Ironclad Tupper I receiving a Bryant honorary degree for “character and obedience” in 2010. Also pictured are Ron and Kati Machtley. In 2010, in celebration of record student contributions to the 2010 Class gift campaign, Bryant...
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The Class of 1991 gift was a welcome/information sign on the east side of Jacobs Drive near the entry control station.
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Color aerial photo of the Captain Joseph Mowry homestead in Smithfield, Rhode Island now the site of Bryant University. The Captain Joseph Mowry House was built in 1708 and remained in one branch of the family for 160 years. Captain...
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The Bryant mace is carried at commencement and convocation exercises and at other Bryant celebrations. Crowned in gold, the finial on top of the mace has the two dominant emblems of the institution: the seal of the State of Rhode...
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Bryant was located in the Burgess Building at 164 Westminster Street (now 232 Westminster Street) from 1871-1876. From Warner's Bryant & Stratton Business College Register, October 1871: "This building, designed by George W. Cady...
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